Highlights
- Dinner and tango show in Buenos Aires
- Enjoy a three-course gourmet meal with your choice of dishes, including Argentina's renowned steak
- Sip on Argentine wines (included) produced by Finca Flichman
- Soak up the atmosphere of the cozy 19th-century tango house located in the Recoleta neighborhood of Buenos Aires
- Be wowed by some of the best tango dancers and musicians in Buenos Aires!
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Buenos Aires tango showMain singersPhoto by: Kathleen S12 2010 -
seating optionsYou did not get to select where you sit so I am not sure how you get to sit up top.Photo by: Kathleen S12 2010 -
View looking back at the Barlooking back at the bar from our seats. The drinks were not expensive, like I thought they would be.Photo by: Kathleen S12 2010 -
Stage view from our ...View of the stage from our seats at the showPhoto by: Kathleen S12 2010 -
Useful Information
Enjoy a night out at the Tango!
Before the show starts, enjoy a three-course dinner of Argentine and international dishes, accompanied by wines from Finca Flichman, an esteemed Mendoza winery, plus coffee and a glass of sparkling wine. A sample menu is below; you’ll have your choice of many dishes for each course.
At about 10:15pm, the show will begin! Sit back and prepare to be blown away by the passionate performances happening on stage. The show will take you from 1860 to the present, highlight the history of tango and Buenos Aires. While musicians sing and play the accordion, piano, violin and bass, four couples will show off their dramatic tango skills. They’re some of the best dancers in town, so don’t miss out!
Sample menu (choice of one each):
Starter
Plate of cold meats and cheese
Mozzarella capresse
Stuffed pastry
Creamy soup
Caesar salad
Ranch salad
Main course
Florentine crepe (with spinach and creamed mushroom sauce)
Vegetable ravioli with fileto sauce
Mediterranean sole (champignon, tomatoes, pepper, onions, black olives, garlic and basil)
Portuguese chicken (peppers, onions, garlic, tomato sauce; with noisette potatoes and parsley)
Beefsteak with French fries
Cremolata bondiola (grilled pork with citrus peel, garlic and parsley; served with pumpkin puree)
Dessert
Chocolate mousse
Soft cheese with dulce de batata
Fruit salad
Ice cream
Homemade custard with cream or dulce de leche
Rice pudding
Reviewed by KAREN M, April 2013
This was expensive but worth every penny. The dinner was surprisingly good. There was plenty of wine and excellent service. A great setting too - very intimate. Then came the dancing and singing which was just fantastic. Definitely a 5* evening and a highlight of our all too brief stay in BA.
Reviewed by Theresa T, USA, March 2013
This was a nice way to spend our first night in the city. Beautiful show and great meal. Guide was very helpful explaining everything we needed to know and what we would be doing.
